Camera Bag Women Waterproof

Too heavy for me. I'm 5'2 small women. The bag is great but not for me

Great bag, spacious and waterproof.

Amazing bag! They really thought of everything. It’s even very nearly waterproof!

On an Alaskan rafting trip, my camera would have been ruined by the splashing water but my waterproof bag saved the day

This waterproof bag is the ideal accessory for my D90- carried around my neck and worn over the PFD. The camera is then easy to get at when needed and I don't have to worry about serious damage from spray, splash or a unexpected roll while paddling. My kayaking friends think its a must-have item.

I wanted a simple, nice-looking, responsive, waterproof bag for carrying just a camera with a lens attached. There needed to be room for a spare SD card, battery and lens cloth. In my case the camera and lens in question is an Olympus OM-5 (they are all the same size) and Olympus 12-40mm f2.8. This fits perfectly with room for pretty much nothing else - and that's what I had in mind. I'm not sure Think Tank is still making these but they are good.

Excellent bag for creators with minimal camera setups or equipment. Aside from not being waterproof, the bag is very comfortable and well constructed. Doesn't scream I have expensive equipment inside.

Amazing bag, very roomy, waterproof. Ignore the reviews that say this thing sheds wax, it's waxed canvas that is very lightly waxed. It's supposed to feel a little bit waxy, amazingly enough. Room for 4 lenses easily, your batteries, your memory cards, your camera, your camera manual, pens, pencils, lens cleaning kit, extension tubes, and just about whatever else you want. Stuff it to the gills, and travel. That's what it's for.

i keep my camera and all my lenses in lenscoat pouches when they aren't in my camera bag. i bought these to use with my waterproof backpack when traveling to beach locations. these pouches keep my equipment from getting damaged and my aquapac keeps my equipment dry on the beach or on the boat.

I used this tape to make myself a raincoat for my camera. I used the tape to attach the raincoat -- a large plastic bag -- to the hood of the camera. This tape is totally waterproof and it leaves no residue so you can attach it directly to your camera, the lens or the hood of the camera without fear of ruining those items. To protect the viewfinder, I simply made a hole in the plastic bag at the appropriate place and then used this same tape to attach a 3 clear plastic medallion to the plastic bag over the hole. The raincoat can be used over and over again just by slipping it off and removing the lens hood. But, if it rips, you can easily make another one -- there's plenty of tape to do so. It's totally waterproof. I was out for 3 hours in a torrential downpour and the camera didn't get at all wet. Make sure to leave the back end of the plastic bag, at the bottom, open, so as to prevent condensation